Saint Paul Democratic Farmer Labor Party City Convention have been set up for Saturday April 9, 2011 at Washington Technology Magnet School (formerly Arlington High School).
Here are agenda:
Registration: 8:00 AM
Call to Order at 9:00 AM
Presentation of Colors
Pledge of Allegiance
Reading of Affirmative Action Statement
Presentation of Treasurer’s Report
Election of Ward Delegation Chairs
Constitution and Resolution Committees’ First Reports
Credentials Committee Preliminary Report
Rules Committee Report
Adoption of Agenda
Adoption of Rules
Election of Permanent Convention Co-Chairs
Nominations Committee Report; Election of Public Official Directors
School Board Nominations
School Board Question and Answer Period
Endorsement Ballot for School Board
Constitution and Resolutions Committees’ Second Reports
Other Business
Adjournment
If any questions, contact St. Paul DFL chairperson Darren Tobolt at darrentobolt@yahoo.com
Links to documents:
Proposed rules
Agenda
Source: St. Paul DFL website
Showing posts with label city convention. Show all posts
Showing posts with label city convention. Show all posts
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Minneapolis mayor pushes for DFL endorsment today, jets to China tomorrow
by Jessica Mador, Minnesota Public Radio
May 16, 2009
Minneapolis — Rybak is looking for the DFL's endorsement of his 2009 mayoral campaign, although he is also reportedly considering running for Governor in 2010.
The mayor was one of many candidates seeking the Democratic party's support at the convention, which was held at Washburn High School.
More than 1,000 delegates attended the convention to endorse a candidate for mayor and other offices up for election this year.
Rybak said he's continuing to focus on the agenda he's been pushing all year.
"I want to come out of here with a unified party, a unified city and just come roaring into these next few years moving the economy forward, continuing to keep crime going down, improving our schools," Rybak said
"We have a very aggressive agenda in very tough times; we need a united city to get it done and my job is to unite the party and then go on and unite the city and make sure that we keep building a great Minneapolis."
The mayor's endorsement push kicked off with a short rally outside the school.
The mayor leaves tomorrow for China. The trip is part of Minneapolis' strategy to strengthen the city's ties to major Chinese cities.
Rybak was invited to speak at the International Forum on Development of High-Tech Enterprises at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Rybak is the only U.S. Mayor and one of a few Americans speaking at the Forum. The mayor also plans to visit Minneapolis' Sister City Harbin, including a stop at the new "Minneapolis Hall" in Harbin's Sister Cities Museum.
Rybak said the recent Northwest-Delta merger has well-positioned the Twin Cities as a global and regional business destination with a major airline hub.
"If we can build these bridges now, we can bring millions of dollars into the community when there is a job to be had," Rybak said. "I'll grow it in Minneapolis or I'll grow it in China and this is a good use."
Officials said the trip, which will cost about $3,000, is funded through a designated convention and tourism expansion fund.
May 16, 2009
Minneapolis — Rybak is looking for the DFL's endorsement of his 2009 mayoral campaign, although he is also reportedly considering running for Governor in 2010.
The mayor was one of many candidates seeking the Democratic party's support at the convention, which was held at Washburn High School.
More than 1,000 delegates attended the convention to endorse a candidate for mayor and other offices up for election this year.
Rybak said he's continuing to focus on the agenda he's been pushing all year.
"I want to come out of here with a unified party, a unified city and just come roaring into these next few years moving the economy forward, continuing to keep crime going down, improving our schools," Rybak said
"We have a very aggressive agenda in very tough times; we need a united city to get it done and my job is to unite the party and then go on and unite the city and make sure that we keep building a great Minneapolis."
The mayor's endorsement push kicked off with a short rally outside the school.
The mayor leaves tomorrow for China. The trip is part of Minneapolis' strategy to strengthen the city's ties to major Chinese cities.
Rybak was invited to speak at the International Forum on Development of High-Tech Enterprises at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Rybak is the only U.S. Mayor and one of a few Americans speaking at the Forum. The mayor also plans to visit Minneapolis' Sister City Harbin, including a stop at the new "Minneapolis Hall" in Harbin's Sister Cities Museum.
Rybak said the recent Northwest-Delta merger has well-positioned the Twin Cities as a global and regional business destination with a major airline hub.
"If we can build these bridges now, we can bring millions of dollars into the community when there is a job to be had," Rybak said. "I'll grow it in Minneapolis or I'll grow it in China and this is a good use."
Officials said the trip, which will cost about $3,000, is funded through a designated convention and tourism expansion fund.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Minneapolis DFL City Convention this Saturday
Minneapolis DFL City Convention will be held at Washburn High School on Saturday the 16th.
Minneapolis DFL City Convention information
Minneapolis DFL City Convention information
Friday, March 13, 2009
Saint Paul DFL City Convention 3/21/09
Since I am going to bury my best friend/"sister" of over 20 years in Rush City, I won't be able to cover the St. Paul DFL City Convention so if you are planning on going to convention, please keep me informed so I can update here on my blog.
You could find detail on St. Paul DFL City Convention at St. Paul DFL website. Metro Transit route #62 goes by Arlington High School on Rice Street.
You could find detail on St. Paul DFL City Convention at St. Paul DFL website. Metro Transit route #62 goes by Arlington High School on Rice Street.
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
St. Paul DFL ward and city convention schedule
I had to dig out St. Paul's DFL Ward and City convention schedule so here it is...
Precinct Caucuses and Ward Conventions - Tuesday, February 3, 2009
The Saint Paul City DFL Precinct Caucuses and Ward Conventions are happening on Tuesday, February 3, 2009. Precinct caucuses begin at 7:00 p.m. (check-in begins at 6:30 p.m.). The Ward Conventions begin immediately after caucus business is completed. Each Ward is caucusing
in its own single location:
Ward 1 - Rondo Education Center - 560 Concordia Ave., 55103
Ward 2 - Humbolt High School - 30 Baker Street, 55107
Ward 3 - Highland Park Jr. High School - 975 S. Snelling Ave., 55116
Ward 4 - Hancock Elementary School - 1599 Englewood Ave., 55104
Ward 5 - Como High School - 740 Rose Ave W., 55117
Ward 6 - TBA
Ward 7 - TBA.
The substantive business to be conducted is to elect Ward Officers, select Delegates and Alternates to the City Convention, and consider resolutions. The Executive Committee has noted that the time for considering resolutions is limited and directed that any resolutions that could not be voted upon in the Ward Convention be submitted for consideration at the City Convention.Persons chosen as Delegates and Alternates to the City Convention should select persons to serve on the Preconvention Committees. These Committees include Rules, Credentials, Arrangements, and Constitution. Even if you are not chosen to serve, volunteers are welcome to help. The organizational meeting will be held at the Hamline-Midway Library, 1558 W. Minnehaha Ave.(one block east of Snelling) on Saturday, February 7 from 10 a.m. to noon.
The City Convention will be Saturday, March 21 at Arlington High School - 1495 Rice Street 55117. On the agenda for the City Convention will be consideration of endorsements for Mayor and School Board races.
2009 Precinct Caucus Prep
Precinct Caucuses are just around the corner! The Saint Paul DFL will be holding an organizational meeting for the City Caucuses on December 15, 2008. Check back for the time and location.
Precinct Caucuses and Ward Conventions - Tuesday, February 3, 2009
The Saint Paul City DFL Precinct Caucuses and Ward Conventions are happening on Tuesday, February 3, 2009. Precinct caucuses begin at 7:00 p.m. (check-in begins at 6:30 p.m.). The Ward Conventions begin immediately after caucus business is completed. Each Ward is caucusing
in its own single location:
Ward 1 - Rondo Education Center - 560 Concordia Ave., 55103
Ward 2 - Humbolt High School - 30 Baker Street, 55107
Ward 3 - Highland Park Jr. High School - 975 S. Snelling Ave., 55116
Ward 4 - Hancock Elementary School - 1599 Englewood Ave., 55104
Ward 5 - Como High School - 740 Rose Ave W., 55117
Ward 6 - TBA
Ward 7 - TBA.
The substantive business to be conducted is to elect Ward Officers, select Delegates and Alternates to the City Convention, and consider resolutions. The Executive Committee has noted that the time for considering resolutions is limited and directed that any resolutions that could not be voted upon in the Ward Convention be submitted for consideration at the City Convention.Persons chosen as Delegates and Alternates to the City Convention should select persons to serve on the Preconvention Committees. These Committees include Rules, Credentials, Arrangements, and Constitution. Even if you are not chosen to serve, volunteers are welcome to help. The organizational meeting will be held at the Hamline-Midway Library, 1558 W. Minnehaha Ave.(one block east of Snelling) on Saturday, February 7 from 10 a.m. to noon.
The City Convention will be Saturday, March 21 at Arlington High School - 1495 Rice Street 55117. On the agenda for the City Convention will be consideration of endorsements for Mayor and School Board races.
2009 Precinct Caucus Prep
Precinct Caucuses are just around the corner! The Saint Paul DFL will be holding an organizational meeting for the City Caucuses on December 15, 2008. Check back for the time and location.
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